Frankford case tumbler

[who me]

Anybody use one of these? Are they their own company, or are they made by some other company? Opinions good or bad, Thanks

 

[Shynloco]

Frankfort Arsenal has been in business for a while. Alot of their products are sold by MidwayUSA. I'd say they are pretty much middle of the road, not fancy but adequate for average reloading needs. Their tumbler is also middle of the road, not the cheapest and not the most expensive by any means. For hunting needs, their products are fine, especially if you are cost conscious. For comparison, take a looks at Cabela's tumblers that are reasonably priced, especially when on sale.

 

[5spd]

I have been using 4 of them I got from midwayusa years ago, still going to this day, good tumblers IMO.

 

[willy1947]

Originally Posted By: 5spdI have been using 4 of them I got from midwayusa years ago, still going to this day, good tumblers IMO.

+1 / I have had one for three years. Does a good job

 

[Tory Rippel]

Have had mine for little over year works like it should and for 35 bucks can't ask for more

 

[stormking]

I've had one for 7yrs and still going strong.

 

[FowlWater]

I think I got mine in 05. Tumbles a couple hundred every other day. No frills just works.

 

[Steve K.]

Don't mess around just get the Tumbler's tumbler, some stainless pins, a little dish soap and clean the brass like never before...inside and out! Amazing setup!

Steve

 

[RTLOF18918B]

No complaints on mine. About 6 years old.

 

[who me]

Thanks for the replies guys. The one I'm using[Cabela's] is making alot of noise. I thought I might pick up a new one.

 

[stevelyn]

I've had one for a couple of years or so now and have used it quite a bit. No problems so far.

 

[Shovelheadave]

I think I got mine in '97, maybe even before that. Had to replace the switch a few years ago. Other than that, it's still going strong.

EDIT - it's a Midway 1292, I think these became Frankford Arsenal